Category: 9. Business
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The SPFU found an buyer for the Bilhorod-Dniestrovskyy port after the 13th attempt – $2.6 million will be paid for the asset.
On November 8, the State Property Fund (SPFU) held an auction for the privatization of the single property complex, Bilhorod-Dniester Sea Trade Port, the 13th attempt. The seaport’s starting price was ₴89M, and the auction’s only participant, Top-Offer, placed a… Continue Reading
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The SPFU found an buyer for the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi port after the 13th attempt – $2.6 million will be paid for the asset.
On November 8, the State Property Fund (SPFU) held an auction for the privatization of the single property complex, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Sea Trade Port, the 13th attempt. The seaport’s starting price was ₴89M, and the auction’s only participant, Top-Offer, placed… Continue Reading
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Inflation is accelerating in Ukraine, but the NBU predicts it will decrease next year.
In October 2024, consumer prices increased by 1.8% compared to September; annual inflation accelerated to 9.7% (8.6% in September), according to the Ukrainian State Statistics Service. Since the beginning of the year, consumer prices have increased by 8.4%. In October,… Continue Reading
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The World Bank will provide Ukraine over $2B, and the EIB will strengthen recovery support.
The World Bank will provide $750M to Ukraine within the Support for Reconstruction through Smart Fiscal Management (SURGE) project framework, which supports the institutional reforms that are necessary in order to the EU. Reforms within the project will improve the… Continue Reading
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The National Energy and Climate Plan requires over $40B in investment by 2030.
Deputy Minister of Economy Oleksiy Sobolev reported: “According to our preliminary estimates, the realization of the goals of the National Energy and Climate Plan requires significant investments – more than $40B by 2030 alone. We must attract private and public… Continue Reading
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Prolonged power outages in Ukraine provoke a new wave of refugees; the NBU worsens its forecast for personnel shortages and returning Ukrainians.
In Ukraine, increased pressure on commercial activities due to a lack of workers in the third quarter of the year was due to an increase in migration outflow that was beyond expectations, mainly due to long-term power outages over the summer, the NBU reported…. Continue Reading
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The Biden administration wants to use $6B on weapons for Ukraine before Trump’s inauguration.
The Biden administration plans to exhaust the remaining funds that have been allocated for Ukrainian military aid by the day of Trump’s inauguration – January 20 2025, two White House officials told Politico. Currently, Biden has at his disposal $4.3B for the… Continue Reading
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WSJ: Trump advisers discuss freezing the war in Ukraine and a 20-year ban on Ukraine joining NATO.
Newly elected US President Donald Trump may offer Ukraine an option to freeze the military conflict with Russia without the return of its occupied territories in return for delaying NATO membership for at least 20 years. According to the WSJ, its sources who disclosed… Continue Reading
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Europe assures Ukraine of further support regardless of the change of power in the US.
European Commission for Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Peter Stano, pledged that, despite Donald Trump’s threat to stop aid to Ukraine, the EU will continue to support the country militarily and financially and will only consider a peace agreement with Russia that… Continue Reading
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Ukraine plans to reserve part of the $50B G7 loan for its financial needs after 2025.
The G7 initiative for Ukraine that will provide $50B secured by revenues from frozen Russian assets eliminates the state budget deficit for 2025. However, the government plans to keep part of these funds as a reserve for future years, Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys… Continue Reading